Browsing by Author "Hailu, Mesrach"

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    The Experience of Child Loss and Childbearing in Ethiopia
    (Addis Ababa University, 2009-06) Hailu, Mesrach; Hailemariam, Assefa (PhD)
    Child /llOrlaliry aggravare burden all 1I1OIhers ill differenl 1I'{lYS, A/I/(}lIg Ihis Ihe SllIdy /ilCused Oil ils e{teCi on illcreasing Iheir life lime pregnancy 10 replace Iheir 1(1.11 ('hiM alld son/(' (~r rl/e/l/ I/Iiglil.lc'tlr ill losing the one tha t 11'OS replaced alld decide ill gipil1g forge nffll/her (l hirlhs {() Iw secured. To examine Ihis effeci of ch ild loss experience all ferlilii.", ('\'('J" /I"/lTied /<'/11011'.1 of U'llwduclil 'e age IVilh ar leaSI one childbearing experiellce lI'ere seleu('(l/iwlI EDI-IS 2{)()5. Firsl dll'-sq/l(/re was used /0 rest Ihe association of del11()grophic. heil(ll';ora/ (Inti S(lci()('Cllllfll/lic I'IIrioh/es Ivilh ferlilily measured by CB or CEB, Melhodl' like IJ)'(ISS e!r )'(Ilio olld dill<'r(')(1 Bi' l'IIrillies Irere implemenled 10 compare Ihe ferlilit), of mOlhers Irilh child loss e.\"j}(Jricllce (1I1d II';,I! I/O experience. In oddilion (0 this binary /ogisric (lilt! COl/ill claw 11/odel Po;.\"S(}/1 r('gu'ss/()/1 Ivere ill1plemented to exall1ine {he socioeconoll1ic. !J('//(/\';(}!"(f/ {lilt! de/l/(l,~)'(Iphic delermillal1ls of ch ild loss and ferlility in Elhiopia, More OI'er Ihe slud, cie{lrlv sho II '('(I 11((' di/li'rellli{li in child loss andferlilily by urban and rural residences Ivilh r('spnl {() Ihe delermillollis. The sludy used 111'0 sralislical s()fflllare '.I' SPSS and STA TA lor allolysis. A 2,7 illcrease ill TFR for molhers \Vilh Ihe experience was obrained by usillg Bmss P/F ralio, This implies 11/(/1 child loss experience had a big share in increasing Ihe TFR of 1I/(Illwrs, The r('suh o( Ihe Ili l'ariwe {lnalysis sho\Ved Ihal an increase in Ihe level of child mOrlalii." I/(/d impaci ill illcre{lsillg III(' 1('1'1'1 ()f ferlilil), which was measured by CEB, The poison regressioll model illdiwled Ihal child loss experience, religion, age olmolher, lI1ariral duralioll, 1,l{lce ,,( residellce, AFM, AFI3, d/l/"{/Iio/l of breaslfeeding, 1110lher's educarion and Iype of col"llraceplil'(' lIIelllOd lire ill/jJur/alll t!e((,/"lIIil/(/I/{S offer/iliry of mothers. Similarly multivariate-logistic regression model u'I'('(//cd IhOl exposllre to media, place oj residence, region of residence. sex or child ":;11i (P
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    The Experience of Child Loss and Childbearing in Ethiopia
    (Addis Ababa University, 2009-06) Hailu, Mesrach; Hailemariam, Assefa( PhD)
    Child IIIOr/ality aggravale bllrden all mOlhers ill difTerell1 II'UI'S. AII/()II,~ Ihis Ihe sillds (iICII.I'('(1 Oil ils e[Tecl all illcreasillg Iheir life lime pregllall c\' 10 reploCi' Iheir los I child alld SO/lle (~r Ihem lIIigllf fcar in losing the aile Ihal Ivas replaced and decide ill giving lorge !lilli/her (~r hirlhs /() he secl/red. To examine this effeci of child loss e.rperiel1ce on fertility. (')1('1" l/JulTied «'lIwles 0/ U'I'mdIlClil'e age Ivilll aileasl one childbearillg experience were seleCledli(}l1l fDHS :}()()5. Firsl chi-sqllare was used 10 rest the associalioll of demographic. /JehOl 'ioro/ ond WI' io('colllilllil' I'((riu"'es Ivilh fer/ilily measured by CB or CEB. Melhods like Brass PIF r{({io and di!lL'relll Bi'l'{(riules lI 'ere implemellied 10 compare Ihe fer/ilily of mOlhers lI'ilh child loss ('xIJ(:'riel7c(! (lnd Ivilh I/O experience. In addilion to this bil101J logistic alld COIlIlI dow /IIodel Poisso// /"egr('ss/{J/'/ Il'ere implemented 10 exol11ine fhe socioeconomic. IJe//{[\'io/'(// ol1d demographic deleUllill{lIlls of child loss and fer/ilily in Dhiopia. More ol'er Ihe sllldv cleorl.\' sh(iII'ed Ii/(' di!lnelliial in child loss andfer/ililY by IIrball alld rural residences Il'ilh respeu /() Ihe "elermillalll.l. The silldy IIsed Iwo slalislical sofllmre 's SPSS and STATA f{Jr anal."sis. A 2.7 ill crease ill TFR for mOlhers wilh Ihe experience was obwined by IIsing Brass PIF ralio. This implies I/WI child loss experience had a big share in increasing Ihe TFR of mOlhcrs. The reSlll1 of Ihe hivari([{e analysis showed Ihal an increase in Ihe level of child mOr/alils had impoci ill illcreas il1,~ Ihe level of fer/ilily which was measured by CEB. The poison regressioll model illdiu({ed Ihal child loss experiellce, religion, age o/molher, marilal duralioll, ploce of residellce, ,-\ FM, A FB, dllmlioil of iJreaslfeeding, 1II0lher's educaTion and tvpe of comraceplil'{' lIIelhod ore illl/IOr/ani delerlllillWi/S of ferlility of 1II0lhers. Similarly l17uilivarici/e·logislic regressioil lIIodei /"('l'('(//ec/ Ih(/I ('.rfJos lfre 10 m,edia, place of residence, region of residence, se.\" (~r child lvillt ( P«J.()5), lIIoriwl dllrUliol1, AFM, age of mOlher, durO/ioll of breaslfeeding, 11'IIr/i .llulllS (flld "d(((,{lIiOIl of IIWlher.1 Ivilll (P